⚡ Lightning Talk: Open Source, Kubernetes, And CloudNative From the Eyes Of a High-Schooler
Lightningat KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2022 · on Tuesday, 2022-10-25· at 17:50· Grand Riverview Ballroom AB·
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Claims hands-on experience contributing to Kubernetes and CNCF projects as a recent high-school grad and shows how that happened via new contributor meetups, active mentorship and enforced contributor code of conduct rather than by showing how to file a PR. Describes using KubeCon hallway conversations and organized newcomer activities to get feedback, join contributor groups, and grow beyond code; gives three action tips: ask for help, teach others, and accept not knowing everything.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:10The Plan
- 0:24Not Just For High schoolers
- 0:44Open Source is Vast
- 1:02Can You Impact The Community
- 1:40Teaching Learning
- 1:58Mentorship
- 2:26Networking
- 2:43Kubernetes and CNCF
- 2:53New Contributors
- 3:34Code of Conduct
- 3:54Tip 1 Ask
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